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Is there any flexibility regarding the stamped date for a visa extension appointment in Thailand?

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Jun 22, 2021

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Lena ***********

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Under consideration stamp date – Any flexibility on stamped date?

I was given a return on 24-Jun-2021 stamp at the Temporary Visa Extension Center (Muang Thong Thani) and told to make an appointment to do so.  Is there any flexibility on the date?   Does anyone know if I can make an appointment on the Frii-25 (or Mon-28, Tues-29)?    When I got the stamp it was the first time I interacted, in person, with Immigration.  

I am 99% sure I will not be able to return on that day, for health reasons.  

Thanks for reading and helping

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The user is inquiring about the flexibility of the appointment date stamped on their visa extension at the Temporary Visa Extension Center in Thailand, expressing concern about being unable to return on the assigned date due to health issues. The comments suggest that the user has received a 60-day extension due to the inability to travel amid COVID-19, and emphasizes the importance of attending on the stamped date to finalize the extension.

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You're getting a 60 day extension of stay based on unable to travel due to COVID-19. My advice is to go back on the day to get the extension of stay closed out.

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Lena ***********

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@Benjamin *****

- yes, best choice, but I may not be physically able to. Hence my question

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*IF* you can not make it, and you have a good reason why you can't make it, then go on the next possible day. I never heard of anyone getting rejected for a 60 day extesion of stay based on unable to travel due to COVID-19.

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@Benjamin *****

thank you

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I entered on a visa exemption, received medical extension of stay through the hospital; this was a change to a 60-day covid extension.

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